James Bond's body double
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He is being backed, currently 10-1 this would be a nightmare.
Thoughts?
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Phil Neville....
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carteater
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Noooo!!!
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
F**k no
JJ McClure
Go Jags
As long as he doesn't pick himself as left back I don't mind.
Nothing against Neville. He is off to Brazil though, and I doubt we'd want to wait until after the world cup for the new guy to get his feet under the table.
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
His Dad's in a whirl.
Behind Enemy Lines
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Gary yes, Phil no.
Hillian1
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Joe Gatting's Dad
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No! Boring football would follow.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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large problem is lack of experience - so how would we know how he'd manage? i dont want to be experimenting with managers anymore though, we've been lucky twice imo.
Stumpy Tim
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Another candidate people are against because of who he is, rather than his coaching talents. Had his UEFA-B badge and is well connected at both Everton & Man Utd.
Not my first choice, but I wouldn't be gutted
Not my first choice, but I wouldn't be gutted
crodonilson
He/Him
Good answer, well respected, good contacts. Could do a lot worse.
supaseagull
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Meant to be a very good coach and man manager.
albion534
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Just because he was an average player doesn't mean he's going to make a crap manager.....
Milano
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Worked well at United didn't it......
We need a manager with CHAMPIONSHIP experience, Neville has never coached outside the top 6 of EPL and never been a number 1. The buck has never stopped with him. This would be a bigger gamble than Garcia.
Stumpy Tim
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I agree with you in that he isn't my first choice, but people are writing off the positives in his favour.
Having said that, you start off saying the problems at United are partly his fault, but then the buck never stopped with him. That's a bit of a contradiction.
Gazwag
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He surprised me a lot with his pundritry on sky and is good at using that massive video board, I certainly like him more now he has retired
Betfair Bozo
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- Jul 24, 2007
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Think I would prefer Carragher of the recently retired "cerebral" English rookie manager type. Assuming he still wants to be a manager of course.
Meade's Ball
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My friend is an avid Utd fan - I know we can all say that, sadly - and he said that Phil Neville is the most stupid coach on Twitter and wished he'd leave as soon as possible, in a world of constant excessive use of exclamation marks and huge LOLs with every comment. I don't want him here. He sounds a backward buffoon.